Hi there in this lecture, the opponent has just taken with the queen and there is a subtle downside
of this move black should have taken of the 1964 blacks should have taken with the rook and it would
have been about equal, but black took with the queen.
And we have this position.
Can you find an amazing resource that White used, which actually just won the game immediately?
Black resigned after this next move.
It was so powerful.
And it is a kind of deflection style tactics.
So that is a clue for you.
So what can we do here, which is a deflection style tactic?
OK, if you prioritize forcing moves, check all checks, even the outrageous ones, sometimes magic
just turns up just by that prioritization of forcing moves.
So check your checks, even the outrageous ones, and hopefully you find a rookie check.
And this does kind of create a weakness for the last move.
If taking, then we have actually removed the defense that we can actually take the queen then.
But even if Clark ignores this, there's a snag.
If King Eighty-seven guess what way it plays here, which is winning.
OK, Queen takes the fall, yeah, this is absolutely winning because if Rob takes default, we have
rotates eight and the pawn is not queening.
We stop it in time.
And if Rook takes C4 triperoxide one, we could just bring our king here and save 60, defend against
that pool.
So, yes, a crushing.
So it's important to be aware of even the outrageous looking checks in any position because they can
remove defenders just by looking at a key forcing moves.
You can actually find a way of removing a key defender or winning material in some way and wacky way.
So, yeah, I hope you did spot rookie check.
That was the opportunity here.
That Queen 64 folded white.
Amazing opportunity.
OK, I enjoyed that one better.
Much.